Bridal
You get one wedding day. The glow shouldn't be the gamble.
A trial, a plan, and a colour that is already proven before the morning of.
Wedding colour is a plan, not a walk-in. The difference between a bride who loves her photographs and one who does not is almost never the spray itself — it is whether anyone worked backwards from the date.
The trial comes first
A trial sets your depth and undertone against the things that actually matter: your dress, your venue's lighting, and how your skin responds. It also means the wedding-week appointment is a repeat of something that already worked, rather than a first attempt under maximum pressure.
Then the timing
Your wedding-week appointment and rinse window are built around the date and everything stacked into that week — rehearsal dinner, first look, photographs. You leave with the plan in writing.
Common practice is a trial several weeks out and the tan a few days before the wedding, but the right number depends on your solution, your skin and your schedule. Ask her for yours rather than following a generic guide off the internet.
She can come to you
Mobile appointments run across the full 15-mile radius — Franklin, Nashville, Green Hills, Belle Meade, Cool Springs, Brentwood and more. For the morning before, that usually means the bridal party gets done together in the suite or the rental instead of scattering to a studio.
Your formula stays on file
Whatever worked at the trial — solution, depth, undertone, rinse timing — is recorded and used again on the day. That is the whole point of working to a method rather than improvising on the most important morning of the year.
The bridal party
Group pricing applies, and one mobile visit covers everyone. If your party is already in town for a bachelorette weekend, see how group bookings work.
Let's plan your wedding glow.
Book the Brentwood studio, or text your ZIP code and date to ask about a mobile appointment.